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PyPI
The Python Package Index, a repository for Python libraries.
- Fix 'Failed to import ArrowResult' with snowflake-connector-python on ARM
I kept seeing `Failed to import ArrowResult` on an M1 Mac with connector 3.x. The thread maintainer confirmed they had updated the .whl files on PyPI after the bad ARM builds, and two reporters replied that a reinstall fixed it. Cleanest pa
- Semgrep cannot invoke on ARM aarch64 Android Termux
Semgrep now ships ARM support: multi-arch Docker images (linux/amd64 + linux/arm64) since 1.31.2, aarch64 Python wheels on PyPI since 1.33.1, and musllinux (Alpine) aarch64 wheels since 1.38.0. Upgrade to 1.38.0 or later on ARM, for Docker
- airflow-provider-hightouch 5.0.0 (Airflow 3) missing from PyPI
Until the PyPI ownership transfer completes, install the Airflow 3 compatible version straight from git. A maintainer posted this workaround and a reporter confirmed it worked: ```toml # pyproject.toml dependencies = [ "airflow-provider-
- Missing Python 3.10 wheels for oso 0.22.1 (pip install fails)
The maintainer built and uploaded the Python 3.10 wheels to PyPI for oso 0.22.1, so a plain pip install works again. If you hit this on an old pinned version, upgrade to the re-released 0.22.1 (or newer); the reporter confirmed it installs
- modern-treasury python SDK broken on fresh install: httpx dependency not pinned (1.43.x)
Two things went wrong: an unpinned httpx broke client construction, and the fixed release (1.43.1) failed to publish to PyPI. Workaround confirmed by the maintainer: `pip install httpx<0.28`, or install the SDK straight from GitHub. The rea
- ImportError: cannot import name GRPCError from grpclib when running modal setup
This import error with a supposedly correct grpclib version usually means the `grpclib` in your environment is not the real PyPI package. Run `pip show grpclib` and check for an empty Summary and missing metadata, which is the tell for a sh
- Mixpanel 4.10.1 pip install fails demanding requests>=2.32.5
The 4.10.1 release shipped with wrong PyPI metadata that demanded `requests>=2.32.5`, which the library never actually needed. Fix: reinstall or upgrade to mixpanel 4.10.1 now, the PyPI metadata was corrected by the maintainers and installs
- cannot import name 'Action' from 'composio' - ImportError when using Composio tools
The problem wasnt Composio itself, it was the PyPI package name. The bare composio package on PyPI was a stale shim by a different author that breaks the import, so anything you run against it blows up. Uninstall it and install the real one
- codaio get_table: TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'view_id'
Upgrade codaio to pick up the fix: pip install --upgrade codaio. The maintainer merged the missing-field fix and republished the package to PyPI, so the current release accepts the view_id field. If you cannot upgrade immediately, a tempora
- ImportError: cannot import name 'apply_realtime_delay' from 'amazon_transcribe.utils' when running...
Your example code is newer than your installed package. Either install from the GitHub develop branch (pip install git+https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-transcribe-streaming-sdk.git@develop) or use the examples from the v0.6.0 tag, which ma